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NumiEß 5356.] NEW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. 'HIS PRESENT EVENING, Nov. 11, 1809, will be performed a Comic Oper,i, called LOVE IN A VILLAGE. Sir William Meadows, Mr. 'WU R RAY ; Young Meadows, Mr. INC LEDON ; Justice Woodcock, Mr, M LINDEN' ; . Hawripitn, Mr. BELLAMY ; Hodge, Mr. EMERY Rosetta, Mrs. DICKONS ; * Lucinda, Miss BOLTON Deborah-Woodcock.,, Mrs. DAVENPORT ; Madge, Mrs. LISTON. , To which will he added, the Farce of ANIMAL MAGNETISM. Marquis-De Lancy', Mr. BRUNTON; • La Fleur, Mr. FAWCETT ; Geoflly, Mr. SIMMONS ; DoEtar, Mr. BLANCHARD ; Constance, Miss BRISTOW ; , Lisetta, Mrs. GIBBS. Places for 1.3,be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box_OtEce in Hart-street. - • Boxes 7s. Second Price 3s. 6d.—Pit 45. Second Price as. c:!OlurY 2s. Sc,,oiri Frice is. —Upper G'allery The Doors will be opened at Halt past Five, and the Play bey -r.+, at,Half past. Six. - On Monday, King Richard the Third; ,with The Quaker. On Tuesday, The Exile; with' The Portrait of Cervantes. On Wednesday, The Busy Body; with The Blind Boy. ChOrlititSday, Romeo and fultet ; with Harttord Bridge. On F r iday, Th., suspicious Husband ; with We kly by ' Nion ; or, Long Stories. On Saturday, The Cabinet; with The Child of Nature. LYCEUM TiIEATRE. Un(ler the Special License ot the LORD CHAMBERLAI N, Granted for the present Season to the joint application of all Parties principally interested, • THEIR Majesties' Servants, forming the .COM PANY of the late DRURY LANE THEATRE, Fill, THIS PRESENT EVENING, Novembei it, Pertorrn tne Comedy of THE Sir-Solornsn Cynic, Mr. D ow-go N ; Mandeville, Mr. POW ELL ; . • Howard,. Zit. WRENCH; Veritas, ivir PALMER; Realize, M. MATHOVS ; Albina Mandeville,- JO rs. EDWIN; Mrs. Rigid, Miss Ti USW ELL ; - ' Cicely Copslcy, - Miss K E L • After ,v‘ hich, • convitssed into Olie. Act, an entirely new I\lusicai Elitettainizient, called BRITAIN'S JUBILEE.' • - Isie•ChaLicters by MAT.IEWS, Mr. DOWti)N, • ' Mr. KNIGHT,. Mr. DE CAMP, . • Mr. PALMER, Mr MADDOCKS, Miss KELLY, Mrs. 15LAND. To Which wilt be4cleci, the Comedy of THE MIDNIGHT HOUR. The Nia:quis, I‘l , . .kMi' •-` The Geheral .(h.rst Mr. t'ENON Sch6sthio, Mr. RUSSELL; Nicholas (first time), Mr. MATH L' ;.. Mathias, Mr. - Mr. • W Loy I Z EIC; • tulia, Mrs. 01“.:71:11c, ~ ~•~ . . Cicely, Mrs. SPARKS }. fur ' s ' i t"r;ii', ' e r lnft • ch i at t ialf !z-' (Being her firm 01 Aar.. Spring; Art i otatir Box- P A.,oaces to b, taken tON.Ls ; , t the Strand entrance ; of whommay aalsobe had Box ~'s nightly. u's. &Total P flee 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second. Price 2S.— 7.5. second Pr i ce is. Upper Gallery is. Second rrice - . Tile Doors to tie opened at 1-talf u st Five, and the Per_ . formance to begin , at Halt past- Six.. - Ott Monday, the Cotneuy of Man and Wife, Britain'S lu. bilee, and'HOnest Phieves. ..• 04 Tuesday, The Suspicious He:that - id ; with Matrimony. On Wednesday, rhe helie's Stratagem; with My Grand mother. On Thursday, The Cabinet. A new Farce is in rehearsal, and will be-produced : in a' few days. - BREWERY, BALDWIN'S-GARDENS. TO BE SOLI) BY AUt T r U)N, - • By . Messri..SNOW and SCRIVENS, On the Premises, on, Tuesday the ztst inst. and' following Days, at Eleven, THE Valuable LEASE, Plant, Stock, and Uten . '- ,sils, ot - the SUN BREWHOUSE, Baldwin's-Gar • mans, Gray's-Inn. lane cornprisine, spacigus Tun-rooms, large Store-houses, excellent Vaults, Malt and Hop'-lofts, -Cooperageond Stabling, two Counting-houses, large Dwel ling i n perfect repair, replete with many Conveniencies, and 4.1 Liienieitt adjoining. he Plant. consisting of two Coppers of thirty-five Bar rels each ; Mash-tun, to wet z; quarters ; Liquor-back, Coolers, and Working Tuns or proportionate Dimensions; two Engines, a Horse-wheel, etc . The Stock comprises several hundred doted of prime bot tled A le, Bags of Hops, several himdred Casks, in Firkins, • Kilderkins, Hall-hogsheads, Barrels, and Puncheons, three Dra.s ; Horses and Harness • The Public are assured there will be no reserve. as the Sala . is irk pursuance of an Order of the Court of Chancery, dated the iSth day of tuly, 1809. May be viewed, three Days preceding the S'ale, and Cata logues had on the Premises, arid of Messrs. Snow and Scri ; 'yens, No. 8, Earl-street,l3lacktriars. SUPERIOR WINES.AND SPIRITS. 3 PENCER and PERKINS, 115, Nevigke-streey, Wine and Brandy Merchants, Importers of Wine - up.; wards of forty years, twent ) : or which they nave adopted theadmirable method ot meliorating it in Vats or Iran) twoto :.four thousand Gallons content., each, as is , practised ip ,Ggr many and other places Abroad, by Wt.ich the cordial quali ties and • flavou r of their yines is greatly improved,'and, ten dered gratetul to the stomachs of nervous Habits, and the Aged-and Infirm ; by• which. mode, and their inflexible in tegrity in selling .1 - gen\iine, the reputation of it has . been long established. " r heir great Stock enables . them tone .1 Vine un commonly old, 'as they have always. upwards of forty thou sand Bottles of Port and iNtideira -in Madeira.they defy cool s petition, as they have - Vat of two_thousand Gallons of it, ,and a large quantity that has been upwards of twenty years An bottle, • of mast excellent, quality and flavour. :Their Brandy and Rum they keep in Vats of near a thousand Gal= 'lons contents, by which they can ant their Liquors much .. older than most.ou ( sale, on the .most reasonable terms, for Ready Money. AT the Cheapest and Best Hosiery - Warehous . in the Kingdom, between Castle and Old Round Conti, No. 434, in the Strand, the greatest - Bargains•are now selling ; consisting of Men's broWn Cotton for Boots, at only is. 6d. Per pair, worth zs. 6d. ; Women's stout Cotton is, 6d, worth Zs. 6d. ; fine zs. 9(1; extra super . p. 9d. worth ss. ; stout black, and white Silk 6s. 3d, with laced docks 75. 6d. ; . extra good los. 6d. A variety of Patent Angola Hose, war ranted not to shrink, from Is. yd. to the best quality ; stout • worsted is. 3d. ; fine zs. ; superfine 3s. 6d. ; Silk Mitts is. Cd. ; a curious Artice in square Net Mitts ; alsoL, a '• dies' new-invented Lace Sleeves, calculated,, to give ease and eiyitce ; Men's Cotton Drawers 3s. 6d. with every other rt,, le in the Hosiery Line that can possibly be made, up 't(. i e very best quality. wholesale and for exportatiou.— • Vi c,c F ings made to auy,Pauera. , 1 , . C N 7, PICTUALLING-YARD, DEPTFOJZ Nov. 6, iSc9. THESEre to give A'otice, That on Thursday, the 4 1 - 16th of Noveniba inst. at it o'C.'l,ch iii the Forenoon, wile be expmed to Public. Sale at His MajesLy's Picchu:liiitg-Yard, at Deptford, sundv Lots of the following PROVISIONS and VICTUALLING STORES, 'viz. Bread, Flour, Raisins, Peas, Oatmeal, Rice, Callavances, Pot Barley, Bake-ltou4e Sweepings, Sugar, .Molasses, But ter, Cheese, a Quantity of Lead, Old Rope, alai Fire- Wood, and some Oil tars, now lying-in the aforesaid Yard. 4 - Deposit of £2 5 per Cent, is to be made upon the am,unt of each Let at the time of Sale, and ifihe remainder rf the Morey he not paid, and the Particulars taken away within ten waking days afterwards, the Deposit will be forfeited, and the Goods tk main the PripeiTy of the Crown. The ocher Conditions • may be seen, and Catafgues h.lcl lit the Fitivallirg.i'ar $ l, Deptford. - :HENRY GARRL7 T. . „,„ OFFICE ,OF ORDNANCE, Nov. •6, 1809. TUE.- PRINCIPAL OFFICERS y .: HIS 111A yEs Tr 4 ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that thy Toil! . sell . by Public Aualon, at the Tower, on Thursday, the 16114 day of November next, between the flours of Eleven and F#ur o'Clock, sundry Lots of Old and Unserviceable; Ordnance Stores, eq:sisting of Harness, Collars, Bit-halters, Rope-traces, and various other Articies ofSadlery and Ilarness.; Clothing, and sundry Articles of. Bedding ; Powder-horns, Tents,' and - Sand bags; Co, Steel, and Mixed Metal ; Tools of Sorts, 13ellows, Waggons and Carts, with a variety of other Articles. The vt , le of which may 6e viewed, zejMn atplication at the H o :. nourable Principal Sun (keeper's Office, at the Toiier, until the azy y Sale, when prir.ted Lists of the Lots will be delivered t• th'JsePerstms tiho may.apply for the same. By Order of the Board, R. W. CREW, Secrgarj•. TR.ei NSPORT.OFFICE, . . Nov. 4, 1809. TE COMMISSIONERS for Condua - ing His 11i A., 4 7}"s TRANSPORT SERVICE, for tuking Care of Sick and Wounded Seamen, and for the Care - and Custody of.Pcisonet:,s of Wir, do hereby give Notice, That they Will he ready aphis (;dice, on Tuesday the 28th of November, [Soy, to re ceiVe seeded Tenders, and treat with such Persons as maybe quill ing to contraa for Vithcalling PrisonArs of War it, ikalth, at Chatham, .1, -1119nths- cettain, from the lot of Yanuary next. No Tender will be-received - after One o'clock on. the Day of Treay, nor a9;nolierd, palea the Party, or an fk r alor ersiiir::2l&• attend. had; Tender taut be accompanied I''e' x• n r env ging it 4e;onit• bail ^ i Itz., ti,nde,ingi in the Sum of zoool.' for :be due performance of the Ccntraß. Fay tber Particulars nay be known, by applying art thi! Office, yr to Caittiu rfxtchirs%n, ChathaPie TRANSPORT-OFFICE, 7, 1.809. THE COAIMISSIONERSftr Coiquaing ms lilll.7E.Sri"s TRANSPORT SERVIC.?,• Pr taking #likre of .Sick and It'anna'ed Seamen, and for the ,care and Custody of Prisoners of War, do hereby.give Notice, that thcy-will be ready, at this .o ice, on Thursday, the 231 e/ IYovember, 1809, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons as may be will ng to crontra3 supf&ing COALS fur the Service of Priso 7 tiers if-War at P.rtsmouth and Chatham, for Twelve Months certain pont the Day of lender. M Tender Will4e received after One t'Clock •on the Day of Treaty, nor any noticed, unless the Party, or an Agetet for him, ier!onediy Edch .Tertdet must ibe - etccf;mpaniri by a Letter from two n.specklb Perloi:.l,,. eitg' ((ging to become b)und the Person tendering, In - the Sum'of 2001. fcr the due perfcrmance of the C:wr,fraCt. Fartheri Particulars 'nay be knozhn iy applying to this Office; ca. to Cap fain 77/adrijr,' Portsmouth ; or Captain Hutchinson, Chatham. GIL BIAS. New Translation, 'with 24 filw Engravings, after l'iaut - ,:s by • • -0! the 7.oth inst. will be published, In 4 vols.Bvo. price 61. 6s. and in 4 GOl5. 4to. with proof i4T . iptessions—price'iol los. hoards, THE ADVENTURES•of GIL BLAS &int& lane'. translated from the,Fiench of i esage. By BENIANIIN HEATH MALKIN, Esq. Printe.il for Longtnqn, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, .Paternos ter-rovv/;- and G. kearsley, - fleet,slre!t. *. A .* The same kVork, in the original French, with the smile emhellisliments, both ILL 4to: and Evo. at the aboe priers. This Edition is printed.troin Dicta's revised text, itt sty le of equal elegante with the tratislaitioil The PLites of ttie r En,. - ,lish and the I•tench Editions, in Bv.o. are pr.nted en Frell.Chaper, arid the proofs for the . 4lo. on India paper. AMES SKELTON; aged c6,..0t Walton on the lint, 'Epson', Sum., was seven years aillie . :ed with, seven or eight holes in his right lee, and between ninety and one hundred pieces of hone came /away during that period. Thedischaige arid weakries increasing, unable, unassisted, to 'now ; taking (anis leg was proposed to save. his tile. fie then confidently applied to SPI LSBURN"s . P Al ENT A TISCORBT IC . DP,OpS.,; in a year and a half,- by . them alone, lie is restored to ht.alth ; and it-is now three 'years Since he has followed his la•:orious occupation. ile will satisfy any inquiries, personally, or by letter post paid, , • The genuine Medicine has;thC words, By-the king's Patent," expresged on the Bottle, bill of direaion, and out ; side wrapper, and the King's duty is printed in black Sold at the -Dispensary, is, Sohosquare, Losid,,n, in Mali, Bottles of ,SS. 6d. doutple battles . ros. and larger ii. :.s. Coinpound Essence,- - to allay unpleasant irritatiOn, Ss. • P RIC E 3 I'OCK,7 YEST DAY. IC ank S tOCk ,'2•S I. 7 India Stock, 19; A ravy 5 per ,(...ent, to?. 1 . ,!Werra bonds, 295. Irish r. per Cent. 4 per t 84 a 2 3 pr. pet Cent. I:ea. (c) t 69 1 1101pvtial p,r 3 pet :- S ent Cons. (.9 i-7o t t..;v zt;th Dank I-, 1 345. pr. t. :"*"• , • ' f ir ) • 4 ` 41 4, \*l v. ;:'1 {PRICE SIXP NCE HALF PENN SP :LUSH AND PORTUGUESE' SEVILLE, SEPT. 14-.--;-The.Frent_•ll having estempt ed to cross the Cluca, a large dtvision tivo;;; surrounded, obliged to re-unne with tlie rest,,an.l t.) repass the river with ignominy, 'l4y the pki:wititl that list:: - .t, _,and particularly those of Eslada The enemy's division, which on - t; e 29th int. marched from Gdanacca in the direction oi tXtr,w corisistinv of ,: - .),u00 tuluatry, 90 e4v*y, pieces of cannon, ;and four ammunition waggm s, and, as usual, . committed a thousand :extortions add atrocities Of, all kinds, has made a movement wards Saragossa and .the.. , low country Or Arrdgoo,-, , with the views . as .aopears, of replacing oilier irons, which haVe receives . ordois to return to Vrince,— Bat, agreeably-to themancvavres• o f o t iv e n-.. tr , ; !y i , i t appears ino;.t probaWe that the march of rt: !french corps in Arragon has been occasioned' by th.; reOion of the Biscayan provinces, and of the Rieja, which every day with more energy retuse to subriut to.the iron sceptre of the tyrant. in Castile, the enlistinent of the ynung men,of the second levy has been almost couppicieo, and ail the parts of oar armament,- wnich were inspersed, haVe been 're-united. The company of toe tair,ous Don Juan Martin consists already of 250 horse, and ctintinties to distinguish its valour. Its last rencon tre was with 300 French,. between the villages :Mai - chamalo and Fontanac, id which 'araion the enemy was so roughly handled, as to retreat with the loss of 80 killed, and Many Wounded. , Through the•same channel .by which we were in formo.of the sailing of the.Toulou ti;n!t for the re hetot Ba,r - celona, we are assured that tide has been an obstinate on,lhe Marseilles coast; between it•and the - nglish; commanded by .Adurnal Coding wood. On, both sides the loss has, been considei 'able; that pf. the French is calculated at sik ship,, and that of the , English at tour ; but the latter ha o taken - . the whole conVoy. vie hope for - t:rt.: cut firmation of this interesting news.—(Diatio de We know; by the declaration of a French Serjear t- Major who;' on Vie fe,sth ult. ea-me over to us, 4d presented himself. to C , ..10nal D. Juan Claros, tint on the preceding day G,:ner:obt,„ Cyr was severe,y wounded, and condated to thq castle ofrFigfr-rasi We are at Alle same timeassureththat a consi r.t , e number of Poles, Westphalians'„'.Gcrinans,,Andi\ politans, were resolved to deliver theinscives at di s• cretiou to General Blake.—Aid. SEVI L LE, OCT. 15.—8 y dispatches -from.leut.4 Colonel . Don Josef de Otkz.nillres . to the Suprtor Junta of the Principality of Catalonia, dated the 28th ult. it appears that the enemy presented. themselves th; , L,M u, and upon the bridge of i\tolins de Ile; ► amounting to between 700 and .soo mtaptry, 40 ct 50 horsemen, a -howitzer, and : an eight pounder, and' with a . part of that force attacked the, position CA_ S4lrra "Peleda, froni which they were r ,p e n,d, an A obliged to retreat tipuri the bridge, whitlier we th r6Cled a brisk tire - of artillery, 'and , they played upon our positions, but the cotkrage - -and intro= pidity our cavalry .of St: , Ja`go, supported by some:infantry and Sornatenes, put them dis graceful flight altncis - LasSoon -as they advanted ) anti our troops march:rig rapidly,. drove the &rie'nfi's forces beyond ...53tut . Zeliti with -such CoMitge thnsiasm, that many of their horses wre kthe-..d hi their retreat: Iti another aCtioni. the Somateries s under the connwhid of the Capn:ins D. Frtnethco Alborna and D. Joseph Antonio Guinovar, in two divisions, and at thesa s me time, attacked the enemy, and charging them with the bayonet, forceu.titcrn to reii'6at, and lollowed them with ,a continbal fife of mu , ketry, until they reached tile said Saint Fetit4 In these two attacks the enemy e siderable loss, but ours was much. inferior. , . SEVILLE, OCT. 6.—We know for cettain, that • on the 24tli of last July, .his Majesty's ship San Le. andro from Vera Gtkiz for urtasiog; four tu►lions or hard &Hats ; and the Uadii letters of the t:zth instant say, that this vess‘t.-1 . was Mete is reason to believe, that the army of Senot- Ballesteros, and the, division of t bePrince of An g l o -, na, have been . united to the' army of the Dukedel Parque. This news, it confirmed, must prove very interesting, since 'We could then, in Castile, coda upon an, united force of :30,000 infantry', ,aud'3ooo cavalry, all tit for 4tion. , • There has been an equin,odial gale of such vi olence in the Gait of Mexico, that. 3p ,vessels have been lost. • ~..„ , . . , OCT. 1 7.".111C • regiments ofTcavalry which . have gone from'Yalencia to ,increase the arn.y otCatalo nia, were at itens on the iest, and the infantry were proceeding with expedition.- ; . By a Captain who arrived nun Majorca on the fit h ult. at: Tarragona,. this Government has received till agreeable agreeable intellige;,c6 of the .).?mglish:havi n g brought to that i , urt- the grench convoy . destined for the re lief of Barcelona, -. TARRAGONA, OCT.. 2.—ln order to augment lite nthrher of the auxiliary troops of Gervtia, the Su perior Junta of that principality haVe issued the loi , lowing decree :—Ail thuie • who are in posSessioo of muskets or tire-arnA • of any description are desired, within the space of 24 hours from the publication of this edict, to pr6ent them to the proper otticurs; cording to their respeaive places of residence, Nt.ho will transmit them immediately to the head of the' «department, where at the moment of •their receipt; four dollars will be"giveit for'.each musket that shall. be found in a state , fit for scrxice, Whoever s.irall any where conceal, or .negictt :to d e li ve r o p gucli tit'ewms, shall incur a p e n a lty o f, . 5 01. (Ithr&qi an, it not able to pay this soul; be -prisoned t 5 days. Tne Depetie3 'of the S.uperzOr Junta of the Principality shad visit - the Ott - Tete,' Partments, to see this punishment into otecution, and to chastise such public qtatt:tkiii shall not contribute with hecomilig. Al l 11 D A 'NOVEMBER 11, 1609. SOCIETY FOR THE DISCHARGE AND RELIXF O • PERSONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DEBTS.. ,Craven-strcet, Strand, Nov. 6, 18on. BENEFACTIONS- since the last REPORT, viz. . • , . ,C.a. d. - - His Majesty's Royal Donation for the Relief . of Persons tonfined fOr Small Debts - in England, on the occasion of his Majesty entering she soth Year of his Reign r - '.. gOOO o 0 The Corporation of the Pity of London - 1000 0 0 Several Members of the Society of Friends call.. ed Quakers, of London,anti its vicinity, by the hands ut Mr. Wilson Birkbeck. and Mr. An thony Sterry •'.. - 635 to 0 Sir Thothas Dyke Ackland, Bart. per Messrs. ' Heares ... . • - , ..• - too o u Admiral S r John Orde, Bart. M. P. additional subscription - . - .. s 5 0 Cicario Stdohope,..,4sq. annual . .. ", - 5 5 ° 1. H. 'Holder, Esq. annual . - - 5 5 0 Haugliton lames, Esq. pc; Rose Fuller, Esq. . annual - - - - '5 5 0 H. Druinniond, Esq. - - - - - 5 5 0 Richard Edward Davies, Esq. - - _5 0 9 L. Pramati, Dias: per z,e , cretary,• annual - . '• 2 2 0 , Geo. Frenell, J!,:i, i)er ditto, animal.- •.. . ?2• /. 0 fames rinitoti:., Lso. annual - - • 2 .2 6 John Nield,. Esq. ati1. , ..11 . - . .. ... .2. 2 p lamas (aucs, f.-.sq ..-inl.lal• .. -- - a 2:0 Thomes Dow'ori,, usq. annual - • - 2. 2 0 r . Mr. lames Nichol a,Liittal. - , - 2 2 0 ,I. 6irntrions, Esq. aiii,aza - - • - • 2 2 0 Laptain F.,. Rainici, R.N. - - 2 a' 0 Capt. Bellingham, ii. Royal Marines - x o d l Mr. Jones :.• . - '... . - - ro• 0, 0 . Mr. Philip:PC.lle - - - i 5' o . It Deate - , - ' .. 2 a o 1.. v. Samuel Eisuale; per Treasurer • - 2 0 0 Rev. I. l'ostrewaite, per ditto ' " - " - 1 0 0 Mr. Benjamin York, per ditto._ .., ~• . - - I 0 . .0 i.liss Elia. riankay - - . •-., .. ;.. , JO 10 o Mrs. line Rowe, in ii.-ernory of his Majesty's Jubilee . - - , - - 10 to 0 Mrs. Pellovves ' , ••, -• • - - •.: • • ....• \ • 1. t o Miss F ~L. Fellcfrs, for iSois and i8.,9 - - 2 2 0. 1.1,..arit• Catoi, lAq. per Mr. R. Conyers, A. 1 1 0 wim.,1...iiip,,,i, • 1..5q..•A: , ..• .......,, 7. j l. 1 0 Mr. lulu:Still:110Mb, per 13iddulph and Co. - • 1, 1 o ' The Managers ot..tue, L)ccutti Theatre being the balance prpht 01 tile receipts of the 25; it Octobertast,;24l. cgs. Tile Ge.-iiii,:liten ut the Orchestra, from tine ban4F - IlicAtic,6l. 55. Lod, From the Jews' Ciaapei The psrisn or Little. C,sterton, Rntland, per A. WW. bt:liii-.:rs, Esq.. , au Sun - G. I .'l_ W. ~.v 11..21. 25 R 14 2 u K. Y. 21.1 - Anon). moo., 31. ,s. uitto, 55. - 23 to - 3 }i o From No. t, z, and 3, in.:.tead of a Jubilee Dinner . o 7 6: a Foulni the Lettzr-oox,. il. and received lOr a • 'book H,u - 4744 I 33 4 to 3.-111 6 110 o 5 4 . 394 S 4 z' Discharged - and relieved fr.m 'various Prisons 17 4 _ Debtors, for the Sum of - - - i" B 4 4 4 Consiuered the cases lot -2.78 Petitioners—Approved 236-- Reteriect for , Character 36- Petitions, :Ind Rejected - 6, • • DeiielaCtion ra s are received by jaes Neild, Esq. the trea surer,' ChJsTne-walk.," Chelsea 3 . also . by Messrs. Herries, • Faiquilar. • and Co.. at. lames's-street ; 'Hoares, Fleet- ~ steeetT Chattelis, Lombard-street; Cock s, anti kulgc, .Cliaring-cross ; Dorrien and Co, Finch lane, Carotin!' ilarnmersley's, Pall-Mall ; Veres, Luca dou,and.Co.-No. 77,,Lombard-street ; and by the Secretary; , No. 7, cracT . n.street„Strand, wnere the BookS way seen by , tnun.tv ho ar inctinecao . support this Charity,' and ‘viiere thc: Society . inset on, the r.:rst This Day was published, In Two Volumes, Oetavo, price 11. 4s. in boards, V.L . EMENTS of . NIINEIALOGY. A:A •• '• By RICHARD KIRWAN, Est President of the Royal Irish Academy, F.R.S. 1..5.E. &c. The Thin! Edition. .London: Printed : tor J. Mackinlay, F 7, Strand. Of whom may be had the following Books, by the wane Author, ; • Elements of Logick, z vols. Bvo. 14s. boards. Metaphysical Essays, Bvo. its. boards. MRS. SIDDONS. In the Press, and speedily will be publiAled,) ALETTER to that LADY, from Mrs. Do (late Miss Gough;, price Ss. 4 ' Foul deedS will rise," &c. Sec. ' A. Narrative of circumstantial Facts, including Anecdotes, of Mrs. SID DO N,S! Lite for the last seveh'yeais, with several of her Letter. . -- Irinted for the Authoress, and sold by !ones, No. '5, New gate.street ; and to be had at o il Booksellersin thc United Kingdoms. , RENOVATE 1) IIEALTII. • TT has been. too fi:equently tho subjea ofjusf and general reprobation, that men destitute of the elements of the medical art have offered themselVes as cani.lidates for public patronage in the profession of physic.. For the purpose of &nig justicetathe result of our studies and experience, and to prevent us from being classed among those empirics whose imprudent pretensionS have,,unthrtiiately for,socieby, been too favourably received, webeg leave to submit to tire liberal and enlightened a faithful statement of our 'pursuits and ati quirernents, A ftei having received .a regular. medical educa, tion as the pupils of kleSsrs. G rot led and Blizard, whose lectures and practice We tarefully attended; as Orofessors and surgeons of -the London - Hospital ' • we entered ourselves as students in that justly celebrated school for medical acquire ment, the Royal College of Edinburgh, - ant. were instructed in the ditteyent branches of anatomy, surge; y, the theory and practice of physic, cnemistry, midwifery, botany, .scc. &c. by those eminent ,processors, Drs. Mo.nro, Gregory, Black, Pa.ciiiton, Duncan and Rutherford. %Ve trust we shall not ' bedeeined presniptuous in saying that our prohciency and acquirements are not inconsiderable. Having for a bang series of years made Venereal Complaints, and the various diseases of Detitity, the partieuiar object of our studies and practice, it will, we hope, be allowed that we haYe acquired superior knOw ledge Of their treatment and 'cute. In sli4'ht and recent • cases of infection a peifeet re-establishment i& completed in the short period.ol two days;' and in thoee'of theutmost in 'veteracy, where other practitioners have tailed of success, a proper per Severance in our plan of treatment ensures to the patient e safe and radical cure. Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders which are the effects of a habit long and most unhappily pursued by the youth of both sexes, there are none inure alarming or more :distressing than ihoSe deficiencies and debilities which fre quently . prevent or embitter the matrimonial state. To, such persons-It must be a consolation to know thatt they :nay nor, 'by a new and infallible mode of treatinent,, be restored to that. greatest of all huMan blessings, a strong; manly, and vigor ous constitution. In •all cases of debility,' from whatever, Cause arising, as well as in every species of venereal infection, re may be consulted by patients of.either sex with the great est secrecy and honour. Hours of consultation at home froin ten tothree, and from 6 in the evening, till to at night. - Patients in the country are requested to state the particu . . lars of their case, age, and general habitof living, &c."&c.:n. closing a rernittince.tor advice and Medicines; when the siune will be given, or sent to any part of the kingdom. T6ensure. that secrecy - so essential to s out undertaking, tits: postage of letters :ziay be added to the account for medicines. CllltltlE arid Co. Surgeons, H atton—garden. : (rf Messrs. Currie and Co. have Certificates from 11,e above respectable 'l.'.rofessors of Lgitidim <u d Edinburgh, for ; the diligence, ,skill, , and humanity, with whiei. they pt r_ t toimed - ,the duties assigned them Miring the they at. Vieir Lettuces and rradive.